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The document appears to be a medical report, likely an ultrasound or biophysical profile related to pregnancy. Here's a breakdown of the key sections: 1. Percentages and Ranges: These percentages likely refer to fetal measurements compared to the expected ranges for the pregnancy's gestational age. 76.7% (70-80%) and 74.4% (71-87%) suggest that these measurements fall within the normal range for fetal growth. 21.9% (20-40%) may refer to another measurement, possibly related to amniotic fluid or other parameters. 1.08 (0.9-1.05%) could be an index or ratio measurement, perhaps related to the placenta or umbilical cord. 2. Gestational Age: The pregnancy is at 35 weeks and 4 days, determined through fetal biometry (ultrasound measurements of the baby). 3. Fetal Presentation: The fetus is in cephalic presentation, meaning the head is positioned downwards, which is typical for this stage of pregnancy. 4. Placenta: Posterior Placenta, Grade II: The placenta is located at the back (posterior) of the uterus and is classified as Grade II, indicating normal maturity for this stage of pregnancy. The placenta's lowest edge is at the level of the internal cervical os, meaning it is not covering the cervix (which is important for normal delivery). 5. Amniotic Fluid: Normohydramnios: This means that the amniotic fluid levels are normal. 6. Fetal Weight: The estimated fetal weight is considered appropriate for gestational age, which suggests that the baby's growth is on track. 7. Biophysical Profile (BPP): The Biophysical Profile Score is 8/8, which is the highest possible score, indicating that the fetus is healthy. A BPP assesses the baby's well-being by looking at factors like movement, breathing, muscle tone, and amniotic fluid levels. Overall, this report suggests a healthy pregnancy with the fetus in the correct position for birth and normal growth patterns.
Maayos naman po ultrasound niyo, nasa tamang position na si baby